Better keep the Kleenex on hand when you sit down to watch Sunday's mid-season finale of Keeping Up With the Kardashianscause there won't be a dry eye in the house.

The episode starts out with Kim Kardashian packing for Kanye West's upcoming Yeezus tour. She sorts through a box of lacy panties and reminisces about an underwear game she once played with her friends, referring to a particular pair of undies as a "crotch veil." Oh, the memories.

Khlo Kardashian stops by to visit Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick, who are packing for a retreat in Arizona.

Khlo and Kourtney share a laugh as they look over the resort's menu of services that include a "bang trim" and some weird oil treatment.

Kourtney then starts talking about "sea minerals," which Scott totally mistakes for "semen."

Kris Jenner is worried about Rob Kardashian's health, so she urges him to go to the doctor's office to get his thyroid checked.

Kourtney asks a lot of questions, which makes Rob nervous while getting his blood drawn.

Scott and Kourtney arrive at the Miraval Retreat in Arizona. Scott remarks to Kourtney that he wishes that was how their house looked, instead of like "f------ Beetlejuice."

With a gorgeous view and swimming pool, this spa puts the "l" in luxury.

Khlo has been traveling everywhere to promote the Kardashian collection. While in Dubai, a reporter catchesKhlo off-guard by asking how things are with Lamar.

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WEST CAPE MAY - For a couple of hundred years now, it has been the light - its brilliance and refraction spoken about with reverence here - that has brought great artists and those unknown to this enclave on the southern tip of New Jersey.

A kind of stepsister to more chichi - and expensive - Cape May proper, West Cape May has long been evolving as an artisan's outpost where artsy mom-and-pop shops and galleries have been springing up in recent years.

So it seems fitting that the 19-member Cape May Artists' Cooperative has opened its new gallery at 122 Sunset Blvd. in a well-lit space where paintings, photographs, jewelry, stained-glass, hand-turned wood items, pottery, candles, fiber arts, mosaics, painted furniture, and other offerings can be bathed in the famous Cape May light. The space opened about three weeks ago.

The cooperative's previous home a couple of blocks away had been in a Cape May retail outlet, where the lighting might not have been as brilliant and the one-of-a-kind handmade goods of the guild members competed for sales with more mainstream, mass-produced items, said Mary Stewart, 65, of Town Bank, a fiber artist, and the cooperative's president.

All the work for sale in the gallery, which is juried, is produced by artists who live in Cape May County, and most of the items are centric to the region. Though you might not find kitschy "greetings from Cape May"-type items, you will find pieces that reflect the spirit of the popular beach and birding part of the New Jersey Shore. Prices range from a few dollars for a hand-blocked postcard to thousands for large paintings and sculptures.

Among the artists featured in the new gallery is Joe Evangelista, 67, a nature photographer from the Del Haven section of Middle Township. His work captures the deep color and exuberance of nature - whether it's a close-up of a snowy owl or a sandy, rustic beach scene.

As a former police chief in Middle Township, Evangelista said he was used to seeing the seamier side of life. But the retiree says photography has allowed him to get away from the "ugliness and hate in the world" and find the "beauty that has always been there alongside it."

"There are not a lot of smiles in police work," Evangelista said. "Nowadays, I just want to be able to go to work and make people happy and feel good by what they see."

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Mar 7, 2014 2:38pm

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Its that time of year again when an hour disappears from the clock,making for bleary eyes and missed appointments among people caught unawares.

Daylight Saving Time begins on Sunday, when clocks will jump instantly from 2 a.m. to 3 a.m.

And if that shift seems somewhat arbitrary, a new map created by math blogger Stefano Maggiolo sheds new light on how arbitrary our conventions of time really are, showing graphically how out of sync the clock is with the real solar day.

A few years ago I went to Spain for the first time, and like many I was surprised by how late is dinner, Maggiolo writes on his blog. The first night I dined almost alone in a restaurant at 8 p.m., going away just as people were starting to come in. Of course this can be mostly explained by cultural reasons, but the clearly later-than-usual summer sunsets must also have played a role in shaping the Spanish days.

Maggiolo, an engineer at Google, color-coded a map of the world, showing locations where the clock is behind the solar day in red and places where it is ahead of the solar day in green. The more ahead or behind, the deeper the color.

More than70 countries now observe Daylight Saving Time, but the beginning and ending dates often differ from the U.S., which has itself changed the schedule a number of times over the years.

The Energy Policy Act of 2005 extended the dates of Daylight Saving Time by about a month to its current schedule in 2007, starting on the second Sunday in March and ending on the first Sunday in November.

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Thieves have devastated allotments in Wythenshawe and raided 38 sheds in one night

Thieves have caused devastation on allotments in Wythenshawe.

The intruders vandalised plots and plundered 38 sheds in just one night on Stancliffe Road.

Allotment owners arrived the following morning to find gardening equipment had been stolen, vegetables uprooted and soil hurled around the plots.

The raid took place between 5pm on Tuesday (March 4) and 10am the following day.

It is believed the crooks entered the allotments by Hollyhedge Park.

Pc Nicola Fox, said: Whoever is responsible has made untidy searches of the sheds and stole various items of gardening equipment.

In doing so they have left a trail of destruction behind them, even going as far as to deliberately throw soil and seeds around the allotments and unearth various vegetables that they have also thrown. This was clearly not just about stealing equipment; this was a wanton act of mindless and deliberate vandalism.

Obviously local residents and those who use the allotments are upset and angry and even worried about going back should these mindless vandals return.

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